The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-05

ng Among the knights of the grip in
ne town during the week were j. o.
Wakefield, +. G. BOnniweli, r.. Fitz-
erald, C. F. Whaley. Alex Marshall,
es Charlie Moore and Harvey Moore.
The College boys were down for
game of ball on Saturday. but owing
he to misunderstanding no one was on
ar hand to give them a chance to exer.
else their abilities in that direction.
of The Third-st.. bakery met with
IN. catastrophe on Monday, which for
while will cause a postponment In
the bread business. The brick oven
u caved in. A new one is being built.
The firm of Roe & Lofgren, who
:, have been in business at Braaten and
70 Sundberg, have dissolved partner.
snip, Mr.. Roe taking the business at
Braaten and Mr.. Lofgren at Sund-
IS. burg.
"i Tile old building ON Maln-st., used
50 many years as Justices office,
he has been entirely remodeled inside
nv aal out, newly painted, and it is now
neat and comfortable dwelling
house.
ha Eta Bishop commenced her exper-
''' fence IDS school teacher on Monday
1T Fairy Lake. Miss Bishop is
OF ~ competent To make Il successful
teacher.
rs DR.. Warren and wife of Grove
he Lake, were in town on Saturday.
The Doctor is still skeEtical relative
to the Duluth. Huron and Denver
of road. He evidently thinks it too good
Is ~ lie true.
w. W. Huntley, who has been en-
h. ployed on The HERALD, has severed
a his connections with the same. 1t
d is his intention to attend the
summer school at the Lake View
is, Academy.
as
*. FIed Williams spent portion Of
the past week in town, returning Oh
IVY Monday to POmme de Terre. lie Is
of running his mill ten hours Il day. lie
~. disposed Of Il carload Ut flour among
our merchants.
an Rev. T. Z. McClary preached at the
f. Methodist church Oh Sunday morn
TX ing, and IN Ike evening he delivered
patriotic lecture. Mr.. McClary is Il
fine speaker, and is always welcomed
,s- by Il large and appreclatiVe audience.
ed T.. Il. Harrison, tie inspector, is out
on the line of Tue rOaI. lie has In.
sucCted lO,GUO ties Ill CCllegevllle, and
~ tie company will take III half
IL million On the llinckiey branch.
~" They are going TO Minut. The COM
pany will use two million Ties this
ne | season.
Y, The Duluth, Huron and Denver
.lr engineers have the crOss-sectloninR
compltted from the Northern Pact.
tic right. oi-way in this village to
IA Chippe Wa Falls, Pope county, ready
}. for the grading. The co ntractor Is
" expected daily.
Rev d. j. Cogan, principal OF the
AT Lake View Academy, Will have some
]" neat circulars printed soon, SeLtihg
el off the advantages OF that institution,
as il summer school. The locat ion Is
Il. WITHOUT d fault, and The school
re speaks lOf lISeil'
y Rev, Ii. NJ. Smith, Dan Bradley,
rr DnBols, and other properly
e. owners of the north part or the
H. Town have signed IL petition for
ly road which Will be Il great conven.
ience, opening up several farms
yvlirh are now almost inaccessible.
:. Tie high school literary society
" held an open meeting On Tuesday,
and every scat in the assembly room
. was occupied. The ertertalnm ent
u. was fine throughout, and all present
0. sneak in the highest terms of all
~ who took part i'll the evenings exer.
else.
u j. W. Notestcin has the exterior
81 of the addition to his hotel finished,
w and is busy apply ing the paint brush.
When finished the hotel will make Il
- very attractive building. The sltua-
or ton is pleasant, and we predict
N good run of business for the new land
lord.
The room formerly occupied by
y, the post office, on the first floor of
." the HERALD building, has been fitted
~ up as Il sanctum and business office
for the HERALD, and the public is
49,, cordially invited to call and make
~ itself at home. 1t is commodiOus
VI and cow nient.
Owing to the high freight rate
, that had been put on wood on the
+. Little Fails & Dakota the shipments
~ on that branch bad practically ceased.
'o Snce then the rate has been reduced
TO tie old figures, which are $3.50
,k for car load from Swanville and
!. Grey Eagle to Morris, shipments are
- again heavy.
The several town assessors Of
Stearns county held Their annual
lie meeting at st. Cloud on Saturday,
ut and agreed upon basis of valuation
OF for taxation. The schedule is the
same as that fixed last year. The
- State board increased it, but the
IN IN assessors did not feel justified in
" changing the figures.
The HERALD is indebted to G.. a.
Newton, of this village for several
ne GneIy finished photographs recently
ur taken by him i'm the Todd county
Y. lumber yards, where he spent some
ly time. One is of Il large load of logs
which scored 10,049 feet-the largest
load ever hauled, SO far as known.
III 1T was composed Of twenty logs.
ut The Alexandria Post says OF Rev.
le !. Is. Drew's lecture tbere:-Mr.
Drew tells in a pleasing and agrsea.
bic way the STORY Of what lie saw in
p the far away territory and presents
5h fund of facts that are full of interest
p to all listeners. His views of Alaska